Freeport Area of Bataan CEO and Administrator Hussein Pangandaman (second from right) holds the 5150 FAB Triathlon Commemorative M Dot Symbol during the official launch of the event in Mariveles on Saturday. Joining him are (from left) top triathlete Kim Mangrobang, Sunrise Events Inc. president Princess Galura, representing The IRONMAN Group, and Malou Herrera, FAB Deputy Administrator for Support Services.
PHOTOGRAPH COURTESY OF IRONMAN
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The 5150 FAB Recon Race in Bataan firing off today serves as the ultimate precursor to the highly anticipated inaugural 5150 FAB Triathlon next year, offering athletes a unique opportunity to fully immerse themselves in the unparalleled racing experience at the Freeport Area of Bataan (FAB).
This invitational event is designed to give participants a firsthand look at the race course, introducing them to its thrilling challenges, vibrant camaraderie and the awe-inspiring natural beauty of Bataan.
With its dramatic coastal roads, lush greenery and modern facilities, the 5150 FAB Recon Race is the perfect teaser for the main event, scheduled for 13 April 2025.
The invited teams to the FAB Recon Race are Century Tri Hard, Fit PH, Go For Gold, Isabela Tri Team, Next Step Tri, Sante Barley and Tri SND Barracuda.
Registration opens on 15 January 2025, and spots are expected to fill quickly as athletes prepare for this incredible journey.
“This recon race is not just a preview but an opportunity for athletes to immerse themselves in the experience of racing at the FAB,” said Princess Galura, president of organizing Sunrise Events Inc., part of The IRONMAN Group.
“It’s the perfect way to gear up for the adrenaline, strategy, and excitement of the full 5150 FAB event.”
With its ideal combination of natural splendor and world-class amenities, Bataan is poised to become a premier destination for triathletes.
The race course, starting and finishing at the picturesque Camaya Coast, offers an exhilarating mix of flat, fast stretches and demanding climbs, all set against the backdrop of the West Philippine Sea and Bataan’s dense vegetation.
